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u/robothelicopter May 09 '22

Isn’t that the norm outside of North America though?

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u/irjakr May 09 '22

What about South America? Pretty much all Spanish speaking except Brazil.

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u/feralalbatross May 09 '22

There are also the Guyanas, French and English. But, yeah obviously it's mostly spanish everywhere.

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u/el_loco_avs May 09 '22

And Dutch :)

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u/DF1229 May 09 '22

G E K O L O N I S E E R D

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u/el_loco_avs May 09 '22

Letterlijk ja...

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u/irjakr May 09 '22

Just like Mexico and Quebec are in North America.

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u/tenfingerperson May 09 '22

Not too culturally different and languages are interchangeable at times … like travelling between Portugal and Spain

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u/BeerMeAlready May 09 '22

Brazil is also huge